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Originally a Stuttgart manufacturer of film projectors, Eugen Bauer GMBH was absorbed into the Robert Bosch group in the 1930s. The brand gained its broadest recognition globally in the 1960s for a highly-respected series of Super-8 movie cameras. However the Bauer brand also appears on slide projectors, video cameras, and electronic flash units (some also bearing the trademark Ultrablitz ). In addition, a few rebadged still-camera models briefly appeared. This was not enough to stave off closure of the unit by 1992.
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| The never-sold 1978 Bauer SLR image by Alf Sigaro (Image rights) |
Cameras
- Bauer Scout 35 (matching Scout Flash 18)
- Bauer 35AF Motor
Prototype SLR
- Bauer RX1 (hybrid of several Cosina K-mount SLRs)
- Bauer RX2 (exists?)
Links
In German
- Eugen Bauer article at de.wikipedia.org (and in English google translation)
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| October 1965 advertisement for Bauer C1 Super-8 camera scanned by Jerry Vacl (Image rights) |
